. $400 is tough to recover in one change without triggering a move.I have learned the hard way that I really should not skip rent increases every year, even if they are small.

I had been so focused on developing my career and renovating my house I never really had much thought to learn about on real estate investing, up until the last year or two.

Keep learning and taking actions, and you'll be well on your way to achieving your goals! 

Im quite green to wholesaling and investing and am looking to learn, grow and possibly connect with knowledgeable individuals with whom I can possible work with at some point!

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

These failures are common and help you learn what works and what doesn’t as you start to move forward with your plans.Embrace early failures as a natural part of starting something new.

I'm looking to make new connections with other investors and learn as much as possible.

Title co will handle all Get to your local RE meeting, you will learn more in an our then 6 months reading and sitting on the internet. 

At the end, the wife found another job and they are paying on time every month, not only that they maintain the house really good which is a big plus.You learn from each tenant that you have but make sure to do a proper due diligence every time that you scan a new one.

Also, the rehabs you can learn from the gc and/or trades what should be happening in what order.